Waiting for the ACT Election outcome
The ISCCC is waiting with bated breath for the outcome of the ACT Assembly elections. ISCCC article from City Chronicle 30 October 2012
Category: News
Inner South urges early action on election promises
The new ACT Government must move quickly to implement key promises made during the Assembly elections, according to the Inner South Canberra Community Council (ISCCC).
Labor returned to power in ACT
From ABC News article: Labor has been returned to power in the ACT after sole Greens MLA Shane Rattenbury decided to back the party for a fourth term. Labor and the Canberra Liberals have eight seats each in the new Legislative Assembly, leaving Mr Rattenbury holding the balance of power.
Clear boundaries key to family business
From Canberra Times article: There are potential pitfalls to running a business with your spouse, Cheryl Keeley says, but this form of joint venture does offer a flexibility and ease of communication that other business partnerships do not.
Meet the Candidates Forum
The ACT Assembly elections due on 20 October 2012 present an ideal opportunity for residents of the inner south to engage with the Territory’s political parties on issues of concern in our suburbs. ISCCC Article from City Chronicle – 4 Sept 2012
Back in the Swim again
From Canberra Times article: When Bryan Pasfield opened the doors to the Manuka Pool on Saturday, it was the first time in more than 65 years that the key was not turned by a member of the Taverner family.
Devil’s Seat at Rocky Knob
From a Canberra Times article: Boyhood memories spark a rewarding rediscovery in Rocky Knob Park. ‘No this isn’t it, but it’s got to be here somewhere,” gasps Jim Powell as we clamber among the waist-high grass and proliferation of boulders of Narrabundah’s aptly-named Rocky Knob Park. It’s somewhat serendipitous that…
Combined Community Councils Pre election Planning Forum
Download the Combined Community Councils Pre election Planning Forum as a PDF
Griffith Parking Showdown
griffith shop owners are concerned the overflow of parking from a development opposite the shops could spell the death of the centre. ISCCC Article from City Chronicle – July 2012
Transport Survey, Single dwelling knockdowns, Red Hill Group meeting
ISCCC Article from City Chronicle – 8 May 2012